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Wednesday 12 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
A-3
FAM02a
Data & Methods I
SEB salen (Z)
Rick Mourits, Prats López, M. & Van Oort, T. & Ganzevoort, W. & Van Galen C. : Engaging the Crowd: Citizen Science for Historical Demography Barbara Revuelta-Eugercios, Asbjørn Thomsen & Nicolai Rask Mathiesen & Olivia Robinson & Anne Løkke & Lise Bødtker Sunde & Anna Lodberg Sparres & Line Hjørt-Moritzsen : Occupation, Position in the Household and Socio-economic Status in 19th Century Denmark: Combining Historical Expertise and Automated Methods to Code Millions of Strings B-3 WOM03b An Inclusive History of Women’s Labour Activism: Forms and Scales of Organizing and the Politics of Women’s Work II Volvosalen
Jelena Tesija : Converging Divergent Systems: Yugoslav Women Co-operators and the International Co-operative Women’s Guild in the 1950s Eszter Varsa : Gender, Anarchist Thought and Women in the Agrarian Socialist Movement in Hungary and Internationally, 1890s-1900s Susan Zimmermann : A Dance Around a “Sacred Cow”: Trade Unions, the ILO, and Women’s Third Shift in the Hungarian Textile Industry, 1960s and 1970s C-3 WOM26 Women - Gender in Academia B21
Anna Horstmann : „I hate anything Chemical-female at all“. The Social Closure of Occupational Fields qua Gender using the Example of the German Chemical Industry in the 20th Century Olga Tabachnikova, Natalia Vinokurova : Oral History through the Prism of Gender Research: Russian Scientists’ Preferences in the Sphere of Employment for the Younger Generation D-3 ECO04 New Uses of Individual Financial Instruments in Seventeenth and Eighteenth Century Trade B22
Ellen Nye : Tax Farming Assignments as Credit Instruments in an Ottoman Era of Fiscal Innovation, 1690-1720. Moto Takahashi : Savings Institutions in Eighteenth Century Japan Joris van den Tol : Capital Colony: Credit on Barbados, 1634-1659 E-3 LAB03 Female Friendly Societies across Europe, 1840s-1940s: Labour, Health, and Mutual-aid B23
Julien Caranton : Solidarity and Autonomy: Female Mutual Aid Societies in Grenoble (1840s-1914) Jose Joaquin Garcia Gomez, Pilar Beneito López & Ángel Pascual Martínez Soto : Gender Pay Gap, Unionisation and Welfare during the Spanish Industrialisation (1870-1920) Alba Masramon : Working Women’s Institut: Mutual Aid, Labour, Health and Female Agency (1920-1936) Alfons Zarzoso : Regimes of Self-help: Female Mutual Aid Societies in Late 19th- and Early 20th-century Barcelona F-3 LAB08 Labour, Capital and European Integration B24
Marvin Schnippering : The German Trade Union Confederation (DGB) and the Balancing Act between German Interests and a European Spirit Brian Shaev : Transnational Socialism, Welfare, and Social Policy in the early European Communities Johan Svanberg : Trade-Union Internationalism in the Textile and Garment Sector and European Integration G-3 CRI03 Migration and Crime in Early Modern Europe B32
Karlijn Luk : Conflicts between Migrants and Locals in Early Modern Leiden and Rotterdam Samantha Sint Nicolaas, Ariadne Schmidt : Zeroing in on the Criminal Migrant: Shifting Patterns in the Origins of Migrant Defendants in Early Modern Amsterdam, 1620-1790 H-3 POL03 Anarchism and Global Antifascist Politics B33
Tom Goyens : Friedrich Kniestedt and Anti-Nazi Politics in Brazil during the 1930s Dieter Nelles : Anarchosyndicalism versus Antifacism. The Conflict Between the IWMA and the CNT/FAI during the Spanish Civil War Kenyon Zimmer : An Accidental Antifascist Network: Deportation, America’s First Red Scare, and Transnational Resistance I-3 ANT03 Cognitive Approaches to Ancient Greek History B34
Neville Morley : Cognitive Biases in Thucydides’ Sicilian Debate Riccarda Schmid : Applicability and Accessibility: Framing-Effects in Athenian Oratory J-3 ELI01 Elites, Civil Service and Politics: the Role of State Representatives in the Territory in Central and Eastern Europe (1860s–1940s) B44 (Z)
Ploscaru Nelu Cristian : The Institution of the Prefecture in Romania (1864-1892): Between Political Networks and Social Relations of Patronage Judit Pál : Changes in the Recruitment of Transylvanian Local Government Representatives (Lord Lieutenants) during and after the First World War Martin Pekár : The Nature and Role of State Representatives in the Para-fascist Regime of the Slovak State (1939-1945) at the Regional and Local Level Andrei Sora : A Path to an Ascending Career: the “Delegated Prefects” in Transylvania, 1918–1928 K-3 FAM15 Sibling Relations: Early Modern Noble Siblings. Situational Configurations between Alliance and Conflict C22
Siglinde Clementi : Noble Sibling Relations in the Step Constellation. Tyrol, 16th and 17th Centuries Liesbeth Geevers : Runt of the Litter: Archduke Charles "the Posthumous" and his Many Older Siblings Claudia Rapberger : Noble Sisters in their Correspondences in 17th Century Austria L-3 ETH12 The History of the European Migration Regime C24
Leo Lucassen : The Rise of the European Migration Regime and its Paradoxes M-3 ETH06 Migration and “Forced” Return to the Iberian Peninsula in Time of Crises C32
Morgane Delaunay : The Return of Portuguese Settlers from Angola and Mozambique during the Decolonization Processes (1975-1977) Alícia Gil Lázaro : The Forced Returns of Spanish Emigrants from Latin America during the Interwar Crises Yvette Santos : Desirable or Undesirable? The Portuguese Emigrants and the Repatriation Process during the Great Depression from Brazil N-3 EDU03 Demanding Justice: Survivor Activism Against Institutional Child Abuse C33 (Z)
Patricia Lundy : Activism and Historical Institutional Abuse Sarah Smed : Sharing Painful Memories to Support Positive Change Danny Taggert : Survivor Activism, Identity and Therapeutic Approaches to Participation in Child Abuse Inquiries Katie Wright : Mobilising for Justice: Survivor Activism Against Institutional Child Abuse O-3 MID03 Navigating the Normative and Juridical Framework in the Burgundian and Habsburg Low Countries E43
Adam Hall : Closing the Distance: Hanseatic Traders in Holland and at the Great Council, 1525-1545 Bente Marschall : Extra-territoriality and Legal Pluralism: Wine and Beer Taxation in Late Medieval Maastricht Jurriaan Wink : Diplomacy to Litigate (or not): Urban Diplomatic Assistance in the North-eastern Low Countries for Traders and Shippers with Conflicts Abroad (ca. 1450-1550) P-3 MAT01a Auctions and Households. Comparative Perspectives across the Globe, 17th-20th Centuries I E44
Emma Hart : Selling People: The Auction as a Commercial Tool of the Early American Slave Trade Jozias Kole, Bruno Blondé : Elite Household Estate Auctions in Eighteenth-century Antwerp and Amsterdam. A Comparative Exploration of Changing Practices and Values Jon Stobart, Sara Pennell : ‘Genteel and Modern’: Auctioning the Household Belongings of Church of England Clergy, 1760-1840 R-3 HEA03a From the Workplace to the Death Bed: Conceptualising and Assessing Morbidity and Mortality in 19th and 20th Century Europe I E45
Nadeche Diepgrond, Tim Riswick : From Sick Bed to Death Bed: Morbidity and Mortality in the Amsterdam Hospital, 1886-1896 Louise Ludvigsen : ‘The Vital Age”: Death of Young Adults in Copenhagen 1861-1911 Mathias Mølbak Ingholt : From a Traditional to a Modern Rationale: the Meaning of Intermittent Fever in Denmark, 1826-1886 Harry Smith : Codifying Morbidity: Links between Sickness and Death in the British Post Office 1861-1901 S-3 AFR01a European Identities in Africa – Session 1: Going European Victoriagatan 13, A252
Eva Schalbroeck : The Unlikely ‘Fathers’ of European Identity in Belgian Colonial Africa: how Catholic Missionaries Navigated Racial Diversity and Modernity through ‘Europeanness’ Stephanie van Dam, Catia Antunes : Expertise & Whiteness as Social Capital: Sir Granville St John Orde Browne’s Imperial Career, 1883-1947 T-3 CUL10 Soviet Cultural and Education Policy Victoriagatan 13, Victoriasalen
Tobias Haberkorn : Moscow’s Proletarian Museums: Education through Art of the Past Franziska Haug : Alexandra Kollontai on the New Collective Type of Family and the Principle of Mutual Education as a Precondition for the Liberation of Women Ingrid Miethe : “I don’t know which is more helpful, speaking up or keeping silent”: Clara Zetkin’s Perception of Developments in the Soviet Union U-3 RUR01 Agricultural Improvement and Foreign Models: How Agricultural Improvement in Germany and Russia Got on Track Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 133
Marten Seppel : Prussian, Danish and other Foreign Models in the Debates over Serfdom and Agricultural Improvement in the Baltic Provinces of Russia, 1750-1820 Keith Tribe : Setting an Example: Representations of English Agriculture in the Later Eighteenth Century V-3 ORA02 Oral History and Public History Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 134
Leslie McCartney : Preserving the Unangax? (Alaska Aleut) Cuttlefish Project Recordings Santiago Ponsoda-López de Atalaya, Rubén Blanes-Mora : Teaching History through Oral History: an Educational Experience in the Training of History Teachers Vishal Singh Deo : What’s in it for the Archive? Revisiting the Archival Method as an Interrogation of Empire, Property and the Rational of Laissez-faire W-3 SPA01 Archives Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 135
Douwe Zeldenrust : Managing Humanities Research Data and Collections, the Records Continuum Model and the Collections of the Meertens Institute X-3 SOC04 Disability and Tourism from the 19th to the 21st Century Västra Hamngatan 25 AK2 136 (Z)
Martino Lorenzo Fagnani : Mediterranean Environment, Disabilities, and Tourism: Scientific Debates in the Early 19th Century Giovanni Gregorini, Maria Paola Pasini : The Rock Carvings in Valle Camonica: the First Italian Unesco Site has become more Accessible Stefano Magagnoli, Luciano Maffi : Disability and Religious Tourism in Twentieth Century Italy: the Case of Oftal Lotta Vikström, Johan Junkka & Erling Häggström Lundevaller : Occupational Opportunities among Disabled and Non-disabled Groups in Swedish Populations from the 1800s until 1959 |
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